Points On People In Town Visits And Travel
Col Wainwright of Blairsville and E H Wells of Marion Center visited Indiana today. Mize Pearl Craig and Mrs J L Alderfer from Renova traveled in Indiana and near towns. Mina Lillie Rhineboldt of Johnstown visited Dr Katherine Dersam in Johnstown. John Bopp of Pittsburgh stayed with Father Frank Pearns at St Bernard’s parish. Mrs Mabel Stewart returned to Washington DC after visiting Indiana. Edna Motton passed through Indiana en route home from Heilwood. Ward Timblin left for Chicago to study veterinary surgery. Mr and Mrs Clyde Seanor returned to Butler after visiting Oakland Avenue. Matthew McGinnis visited his wife, recently with her parents in Bellefonte. Mrs Clara Bhe returned to Wheeling after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs William O’Hara of North Fifth Street. William Freed Caldwell, a Normal student, attended Dr William Caldwell’s funeral in Johnstown. Mrs Earl Locke of Shelocta spent the day with the McGovern family on South Tenth Street. Irena Thompson and Helen Ittson, Heilwood teachers, spent the day at the latter’s home on North Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bhe
Wheeling
W. Va
William O'Hara
North Fifth Street
Young People’s Societies
M. E
Helen Moore
A. B. Claypoole
Philadelphia
Formar
Crozier Theological Seminary
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Free
Karl Grimm
Avonmore
Gettysburg College
Grace Haman
Grace McCormick
Blairsville
H. L. Hood
Eldersridge
Colona
North
Buffalo
Rosanna Richards
Charles Beatty
Pittsburg
Margaret Waugaman
Frank Smith
James M. Johnston
Seattle
Wash
E. R. Walter
Edwin
Samuel R. Mercer
Allegheny Coal Qo
Cheswick
J. Steck Brevier
Chicago
J. F. Elrick
George M. Ryall
Washington County
Alberta
Can
Kellysburg
Northwest
A.C. Powell
Ford City
E. P. Joresman
Presbyterian Church
Weddings in West Wheatfield and surrounding areas
Fred J. Lichtenfeld of Pitcairn married Minnie Z Jair at the Duncan home in West Wheatfield township with Rev. Noble officiating. The reception followed for about 50 guests before the couple departed for a honeymoon and a new home in Pitcairn. Also, Charles McCreery and Marg Cecil Cornett of Fairfield township were wed in Westmoreland county, and Vinton Edwards and Blanche Wolf were married at the bride’s parents’ home in Greenville Idaho? The notice also mentions Kert Cresswell and Flora M.? and a health and beauty ad fragment mentioning remedies for pimples and liver trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Lichtenfeld
Pitcairn
West Wheatfield
Minnie Z. Jair
C. S. Duncan
West Wheat Id
G. Noble
M. Church
New Florence
Henry Giley
Lutheran Arch
Misa Emma Iudion
West Wheatfield Township
Charles McCreery
Marg Cecilernett
Fairfield Township
Westmoreland County
Ems
S.G. Noble
Newlorence
Vinton Edwards
Belsano
Blanche Wolf
J. Daniel Wolf
Greenville
Dneaday
Stilcote
Vanity Fair Temptations and Christian Progress Lesson
Christian Endeavor weekly prayer meeting discusses Bunyan's Vanity Fair as a perpetual world of temptations. The article notes youth vulnerability and worldliness, urging consecration to God and Christ’s example. Bible readings accompany reflections on overcoming tribulation through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Doyle
Tonto
Heavenly City
Bunyon
Vanity
Celestink
Solomon
Lfe
Bunyan
Christ
Satan
Top Button and the Emperor William Teach Success
A fragmentless tale uses Emperor William I as a parable about the top button. It argues that neatness and order signal discipline in soldiers and in a man’s life, affecting homes, work, and religious and charitable efforts. The piece extols carefulness as a path to personal and professional success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Germany
Berlin
Atic
Caleb Coloreb
Chris
Hindoo C. E. Workers Campaign in Indian Villages
Hindoo C E workers travel among Indian villages during vacations to preach Christ. They often use Hingis lantern and ride trains to reach more passengers. A girls society in Madura, India runs a Sunday beacon for ninety weaver boys with no other Christian work available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindoo C. E
Hindoo
Madura
India
Twenty five years record of early American Luthrnd youth groups
At a Belfast meeting Dr Clark noted that a survey of the first fifty Christian Endeavor societies in America shows that all but eight are still active. The report celebrates nearly twenty five years of the movement with a remarkable record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Clark
America
Governor Johnson Welcomes the President Despite Illness
Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota, critically ill in Rochester, sends a letter to President Taft greeting him with sincere welcome. Reported that Johnson rallied briefly after a sinking spell but recovery unlikely, death anticipated within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Taft
Local notices from Sept events and travels move through towns
Local correspondence recaps union meeting at M E church on Sept 5. Many residents pursue studies at Indiana fair premiums won by Miss Helen Moore. Townsfolk report travels to Philadelphia Gettysburg College Vassar and Five Points donations, plus arrivals and departures, fair openings, and school openings delayed by furniture.
Testifies After Four Years About Kidney Cure
Carlisle Center New York resident G B Burhang writes that four years earlier he was cured of kidney trouble after using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy and reports no recurrence since. He urges others to try Foley's Kidney Remedy, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Center
N. Y
G. B. Burhang
Foley
Kinney
A Narrow Escape From Consumption by Foley’s Product
Edgar N. Bayliss of Robieenville Del credits Foley’s Honey and Tar with stopping a chronic cough and restoring health. He states he was thin and sick about two years prior, then gained twenty eight pounds after using the remedy and is now entirely well. Sold by all Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar N. Bayliss
Robieenville
Del
Foley
Making Money Is My Hobby Classified Ad Chorus
An old Gazette classified plea urges readers to place Munnimaker ads to buy or sell items. It touts quick buyers, home-based selling, and low cost, citing a gardener who received many orders through the service and inviting readers to contact Mr Munnimaker care of the Evening Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Dar
Munnimaker
Care Tay
Evanine Gazetta
the Gazette
Mrs Eda Hill Reed Dies in Denver Hospital
Mrs. Eda Hill Reed formerly of Indie ana and Kangaaity Mo died in a Denver hospital on September 10. Her remains were sent to Kansas City for interment. She leaves a sister Mrs Ernest L. Smith of Kansas City and was the daughter of J Wilson Nill former editor of the North American. In 1899 she and her writer visited James M Campbell on East Water street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Eda Hill Reed
Indie ‘Ana
Kangaaity
Mo ‘A
Denver
Colorado
Kansas City
Ernest L. Smith
Hirs. Reed
J. Wilson Nill
The
North American
Messenger
Forrest Love Dies in Varlet Fever Death
Forrest Love, son of Mr and Mrs T J Love of Swiesvale formerly of Bolivar, died on September 18 from varlet fever in a local illness report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Love
T. J. Love
Swiesvale
Bolivar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unday
Endiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
Mgr
New Gazette Building
Carpenter Ave
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Postoffice
Col. Wainwright
E. H. Wells
Marion Center
Indiana
Mize Pearl Craig
J. L. Alderfer
Renova
H. H. Alderfer
Eleventh Street
Mina Lillie Rhineboldt
Johnstown
Katherine Dersam
Philadelphia Street
John Bopp
Pitteburg
Frank Pearns
St. Beremard's
Mabel Stewart
Washinton
D. C
Edna Mottarn
Heilwood
Ward Timblin
South Seventh Street
Chicago, Jr
Clyde Seanor
Butler
J. A. Crossman
Oakland Avenue
Matthew McGinnis
Bellefonte
William Freed Caldwell
William Caldwell
Earl Locke
Shelocta
McGovern
South Tenth Street
Irena Thompson
Helen Itton
Heilwood Ols
North Ninth Street
Lichtenfels
Blair
Wolf
Cresswell—Harman
Kert Cresswell
Flora M. 1
Nolo
Amond
Hill Township
Christian Endeavor
Matt
John xv
Xvi
John ii
Johnson
Democratic Party
Nor Jounson
Saltsburg
Planville
South Mahoning Township
Dayton
LaQrone
Five Points
Sagsmore
Indies
Dominie
Wallopsburg
Thomas Walker
Sagamore
Cherrytree
F. H. Gallentine
Sagamore School
William Fy Allshouse
Odie Zimmerman
Kittanning
Homer Hillberry
Smicksburg
Metragelita
Dca
Jordan & Co
Uhapa
John
Hastings
Horae Kramer
J. A. Kelly
Oak Street
Emma E. Weamer
Church St
W. H. Clawson
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